“Stumbled on this book as a Barbara Kingsolver fan. Excellent read. Full of information. Recommend to anyone interested in food and our environment.”
“excellent book... I can't stop thinking about it!”
“I found this in the Tuscaloosa Library on a table, I plan on adding it to my library soon.”
“I loved this book so much that my friend and I wrote a song about it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaHOy4l3P6Q”
“I love her writing but am distracted by her preaching. Most of us who read this book are already local foodies. I would like the book more if the sermons were left to the sidebars her husband wrote. In the end however the book made its point and I may even try to make my own cheese....heck if she can do it I can!”
“If you can read this and not have a bunch of food memories, then you should read this book so that you can feel what eating used to feel like and how the world once was in places.”
“Very thought provoking. The agricultural gap is only one generation deep in our family. I hope to remedy that soon. Moving to a small town will be joining a CSA and trying danged hard to spend all our money locally. ”
“This book challenged me to think about what I eat in a new light. It encouraged to me to seek out all of the local foods that I possibly can and to take joy in the process. I am already looking forward to reading it again.”
“I'd like to pull an excerpt from this book that is appropriate for a group of 4th grade gardeners. Any suggestions?Thanks!”
“having a tough time finishing this one, a little too detailed and repetitive. has some great info though.”
